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We are looking for a Logistics Manager to strengthen our team in the construction sector. This position involves the management of hardware and construction product purchases and their delivery on construction sites, as well as monitoring and inventory management for different sites. The candidate will be responsible for the entry of computer information and coordination with stores. The position requires rigorous organization and an ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously in a dynamic environment. The candidate must be proficient in driving cars and motorcycles. Missions: Manage the purchase of hardware and construction products according to established procedures. Follow-up of stocks and... Level d´studies required: Bac+1, Bac+2, Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Experience level: Experience between 2 years and 5 years and over
Proposed contract: CDI
Region of: Abidjan
Key Skills: Assistanat - Construction - Inventory Management - Logistics Management - Secretariat - Stocks - Transportation
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